TRIVIA: Lines with no closed stations

[Spaceflower]

High speed one hasn't had any closed stations...

Winner

 

[backontrack]

Winner

Aythangyaw

 

[Class800]

Church Manor Way (between Plumstead and Abbey Wood) closed 1920

Good spot that - it was a temporary war station from 1917 to 1920, to serve munitions workers commuting to Woolwich Arsenal, as per sources I can find

 

[Falcon1200]

Didn’t Eglinton Street have platforms on the GB&K lines?

Yes, also served by the Cathcart Circle which diverges at Muirhouse North Jc towards Queens Park (and platforms on the WCML to).

 

[aliceh]

From what I can see, the St Ives Bay Line and Falmouth Docks lines have no closed stations

 

[birchesgreen]

I believe no stations have ever closed on the North Warwickshire Line from Birmingham Snow Hill - Stratford-Upon-Avon?

Although Henley-In-Arden Terminus has closed but wasn't technically part of what is now the North Warwickshire Line

When the line continued on to Cheltenham was it still the North Warwickshire Line or is this a name thats only been used since it terminated at Stratford?

How about the Leamington-Stratford Line?

 

[pdeaves]

From what I can see, the St Ives Bay Line and Falmouth Docks lines have no closed stations

Falmouth Dock closed and later reopened I believe.
St Ives was relocated slightly.
Whether you count either route depends on how you view edge cases!

 

[d9009alycidon]

Didn’t Eglinton Street have platforms on the GB&K lines?

Yes it did, three in fact. Indeed there is not a route out of Glasgow that meets this critieria due tot he cull of inner City stations, Eglinton Street had platforms on all routes, Shields Road and Ibrox closed on the Ayrshire/Renfrewshire Routes, (you could also legitimately count Bridge Street) Cowlairs out of Queen Street and on the low level routes, Parkhead and Finnieston on the Queen Street Low Level and Glasgow Cross and Glasgow Green on the Central Low Level

 

[krus_aragon]

Have any stations on the Conwy Valley between Llandudno Junction and Blaenau Ffestiniog closed? I only ask as some lightly used stations are still open such as Dolgarrog and Roman Bridge.

Many closed briefly (some for a matter of months) in the 60s, and there's also Blaenau Ffestiniog North which closed when the cross-town line to Central and the Trawsfynydd line was completed.

 

[Nova1]

When the line continued on to Cheltenham was it still the North Warwickshire Line or is this a name thats only been used since it terminated at Stratford?

How about the Leamington-Stratford Line?

From everything I could find out online the line was always referred to as the North Warwickshire Line, and south of Stratford-Upon-Avon all the way to Long Marston.

I guess it depends on if you count Henley-In-Arden Terminus as part of the line or not.

 

[Old Yard Dog]

Helsby to Hooton? The line celebrated its 150th anniversary a few years ago.